Hello,, ASP stands for Active Server Pages. ASP.NET is the next generation of ASP. After the introduction of ASP.NET, old ASP is called 'Classic ASP'. Most of the engines place added relevancy on keywords found in the name of the page, or the URL. When naming your pages, try to name your pages after your keyword phrases. Classic ASP uses vb script for server side coding. Vb Script is not supported any more in ASP.NET. Instead, ASP.NET supports more languages including C#, VB.NET, J# etc. VB.NET is very similar to vb script, so it should be easy for old Visual Basic or ASP programmers to switch to VB.NET and ASP.NET VB Script is a simple scripting language, where as VB.NET or C# are modern, very powerfull, object oriented programming languages. Just for that reason, you will be able to write much more robust and reliable programs in ASP.NET compared to ASP. In classic ASP, there was no server controls. You have to write all html tags manually. ASP.NET offers a very rich set of controls called Server Controls and Html Controls. It is very easy to drag and drop any controls to a web form. The VS.NET will automatically write the required HTML tags automatically for you.
hi the asp and asp.net same but the asp.net is the new version and technology of asp both are use for make website and applications.
This is not an easy answer there are so many variables and options. In a nutshell Session state can make a big difference depending there that session state is also stored, depending on so many factors, how many servers you going to need? how many users you need to support?
mate, perhaps you should put this up on DP's blog. Although, imo, you can sum it up very succintly as, ASP = Script Language ASP.NET = Compiled Language (sorry for the irregular lining. was trying to make it lined up the S & C perfectly for greater dramatic effect, but failed. miserably)